Georgia DOT crews battle snow and ice around the clock on 73 state highways
by GDOT
Jan 10, 2011 | 1448 views | 0 0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend | print
The Georgia Department of Transportation snow and ice clearing teams are now working to keep 73 interstates and state routes in the 17 counties of Northwest Georgia open and safe for the traveling public.

Following are the highways that are currently being treated by GDOT crews:

Carroll County: I-20, SR1/US 27, SR 5, SR 8, SR 16, SR 61, SR 100, SR 101, SR 113, SR 166, and SR 166 Connector

Haralson County: I-20, SR 1, SR 1 Bus, SR 8, SR 16, SR 100, SR 100 Spur, SR 113, and SR 20

Paulding County: SR 6, SR 6 Bus, SR 61, SR 92, SR 101, SR 113, and SR 120

Bartow County: I-75, US 41, US 411, SR 293, SR 140, SR 20, SR 20 Spur, SR 61, SR 113, and SR 293 Conn

Cherokee County: I-75, I-575, SR 5 Conn, SR 5 Bus, SR 20, SR 92, SR 108, SR 140, SR 369, and SR 372

Pickens County: SR 515, SR 53 Bus, SR 140, SR 136, and SR 136 Conn

Chattooga County: US 27, SR 48, US 411, SR 100, SR 337, and SR 157

Floyd County: US 27, SR 1 Loop, SR 20, SR 53, SR 101, SR 293, SR 140, SR 156, and SR 100

Polk County: SR 1, SR 6, SR 6 Bus, SR 101, SR 100, US 278, and SR 113

Gordon County: I-75, US41/SR 3, SR 53, SR 53 Spur, SR 61, SR 136, SR 156, and SR 225

Catoosa County: I-75, SR 1, SR 2, US 41, Cloud Springs Road/SR 146, SR 151, and SR 151 Spur

Dade County: I-24, I-5, SR 136, SR 157, SR 189, and SR 299

Murray County: SR 2, SR 52, SR 52 Alt, SR 61, US 411, SR 136, SR 225, SR 282, and SR 286

Walker County: US 27, US 27 Bus, SR 2, SR 95, SR 136, SR 151, SR 157, SR 189, SR 193, SR 201, SR 337, and SR 341

Whitfield County: I-75, US 41, SR 3 Conn, SR 71, SR 52, SR 201, and SR 286

Gilmer County: SR 515, SR 52, SR 136, SR 282, and SR 382

Fannin County: SR 515, SR 5, SR 60, and SR 60 Spur

Motorists are urged to slow down and leave, at least, a ten car length distance between their vehicles and the DOT trucks clearing the roadways. They are also advised to treat any traffic signal that is not working as a four-way stop, and be aware of black ice, especially on bridges and overpasses the early morning hours. Georgia DOT urges travelers to call 511 for updated information about this winter weather episode and other maintenance operations and construction projects on interstates and state routes. Georgia 511 is a free phone service that provides real-time traffic and travel information statewide, such as traffic conditions, incidents, lane closures, and delays due to inclement weather. Callers also can transfer to operators to request assistance or report incidents 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

For more information go to www.511ga.org

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